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    I'm not a girl, but that looks pretty damn good.

    No recipe? Seriously???

    Ha ha! Too bloody right.

    Well, duh... thanks for the email letting me know you linked it, Tammy! All I can say is that I haven't had any coffee yet this morning.

    Sounds like an appropriate course of action.

    As a food lover it delicious to see.great..

    http://www.letsgoeat.co.uk

    Oh ho - guess she told you dad! Lol!

    itz delicious

    Rhubarb just arrived at my local farmers market. Excited, I bought 3 lbs which turned out to be WAY more than I should have.I didn't want it to go to waste and this cake was the perfect solution! Thanks for the great recipe.

    Oh nice...looks delicious

    This cake looks so good, I'd double the girly factor, and eat it while standing in my kitchen wearing pink underwear! Can't wait to try it. YUM!

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